New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-30
PULLING 4 GAME OUT OF THE FIRE.
THE GIANTS WIN IN THE TENTH INNING.
INDIANAPOLIS DID WELL BUT COULDN'T HOLD OUT
NEW YORK TAkEs THIRD PLACE.

INDIANAPOLIS DID WELL. BUT COULDN'T HOLD OUT
NETWORK TAkEs THIRD PLACE.
The New.York club had narrow escape with Indian
aros yesterday, but it finally managed to crawl out and
victory. Ten innings were required TO decide the
match the local club winning through superior work at
the bat aud common sense In playing The New-York
players having been unable TO bat the curves OF Sreve
fairly beaten when the seventh inning began The
heads however and the local players
stepped In and gave them hrashng Keefe pitched In
fine form allowing but four basehts TO be made of his
pitching Shreye, cast OF from the Batmores. pitched
well considering his highly condition. Many peo
pie in the lower part OF the grand stand were amused at
the desperate attempts made by Manager Mue to pull out
his musache the New York club appeared hpelessy
beaten in the sixth Inning.
An interesting Incident Just after the game
when Manager Horace Foge went into the Office TO collect
his 1925 His face red with anger as he
rushed up Manager Mutrie, saying; Robbers Rob
bers We were robbed OF the game. That Brady don't
umpire for my club again. He shant umpire Qmorrow,
and il they insist upon putting him In will forfeit the
game and pay the $50 penalty"
Manager Mutrie tried TO quiet Fogel saying that Um-
pre Brady made mistakes both sides and that neither
really the best of It, but IL To fair
minded observer Brady male fatal errors In his decisions
The game opened with the New York players at the bat
but the slender shreye pitched the local baters out with
Kcefe not successful The Hoosers sent
tn around the bases and took the lead
Sc started II with three base hit owl Gilespies head
Giassc0ck sent The ball bounding TO Richardson Glass
COCK got safely 70 hrs as Richardson attempted 10 throw
Seery the home plate and failed. Gasscock went
q sacrifice hit by Brown and second on hit
TO left field by Shomberg The local players were put out
quick innings and the spectators began 10
get Pitcher sheye seemed 10 be losing none OF
his force the game In the nth inning the
visiting players ADDED two more runs TO their score
made hit and by desperate slide stole 20 second
Then Classcock sent " nrst base ON call balls
wild pitch advanced each base. An by Gore sent
shreve home and blunde by Rourke allowed Gasscoek
TO
The indianapolis players seemed 70 feel the strain in the
and
three o Rourke got 10 first on
assc0ck, and four successive
got third Gillespie male hit and Rourke
ch called balls. and
then a hit Kcefe I'll spe SCORED Richardson scored
cores % Scery in lett ned. The seventh Inning
ended with the at four TO three In Indisnsposs
The OnlOokers confident OF but
they altogether Respondent. In the eighth the
enthusiasm grew fierce Common sending the ball the
field picket fence and making the circuit Of che bases
befCre the ball could be found The score tie with
Inning " play. Neither side scored In the
ninth and the tenth Inning begun Cores patience
rewarded by base on called balls lie scored the
winning three base hit 20 right Geld by Herman
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